You show some foundations of secure attachment but with areas of vulnerability. Certain situations can still destabilize your sense of security.

Your answers show that secure attachment is present in a nuanced way in your profile. This facet expresses itself according to contexts, without dominating overall functioning. It can be more visible in certain situations (close relationships, professional contexts, important decisions) and more discreet in others. This flexibility is often an asset: it lets you modulate your functioning according to what the situation calls for, rather than always reacting in the same way. Observing in which contexts this facet activates most in you is a good way to know yourself better and to use this adaptability consciously.

Your anxious attachment is high. Fear of abandonment and need for reassurance significantly impact your relationships.

Your answers show that anxious attachment is a marked facet of your profile. It is a structuring characteristic that influences your preferences, your reactions, and the way you approach situations. To understand rather than to correct: knowing this facet helps better choose contexts where it is an asset and anticipate those where it can create friction. A marked facet almost always has two sides — a strength in some situations, a point of vigilance in others — and it is knowing them, not suppressing them, that makes the difference. Rather than trying to become "more moderate", it is often more useful to learn to place this facet in the right context and to let those around you know how it expresses itself.

Your avoidant tendency is high. You tend to withdraw emotionally and avoid deep intimacy.

On avoidant attachment, this level calls for the same reading as detailed above for another dimension of the same intensity (see the analysis above).

Your disorganization in attachment is very high. This may be linked to traumatic relational experiences that require particular attention.

Your answers show that disorganized attachment is a very prominent facet of your profile. It is a strong characteristic that colors your overall functioning, without being positive or negative in itself: it is a cognitive/relational style among others. People with a high score on this facet often benefit from knowing the contexts in which it works in their favor and those in which it demands specific vigilance. At this level of intensity, the facet tends to express itself quite consistently, including in situations where another approach would sometimes be more effective: being aware of it lets you keep the choice rather than running on autopilot. It is also a facet that those around you can greatly appreciate when it is put at the service of a common goal — knowing it finely helps you make it an owned strength.